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Stress relief of single crystal superalloy articles

CA 1299070 C · Owner: United Technologies Corporation · Inventors: Henricks, Robert Jacobi; Marcin, John Joseph; Wahl, Jacqueline Burns

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Stress Relief of Single Crystal Superalloy Articles A coated nickel base superalloy single crystal turbine airfoil blade (1), which is subject to gas turbine engine operation, can crack during refurbishment by a stress corrosion mechanism when exposed to certain corrosive media. The rapid thermal cycling that occurs during typical gas turbine engine operation results in high, non-uniform stresses across the airfoil, producing large localized residual strains in the article at ambient temperatures. Exposure to a corrosive environment such as during, coating removal or agressive cleaning can produce, chordwise cracks in a large number of the airfoils exposed. Such cracking is avoided by …

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  • Granted April 21, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 21, 2009.
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FiledJune 8, 1987
GrantedApril 21, 1992
Term endedApril 21, 2009
Patent numberCA 1299070 C
Classification (IPC)C30B33/00 +2 more

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19881991199419972000200320062009Application filedJune 8, 1987Patent grantedApril 21, 1992Term endedApril 21, 2009

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